What is the best price and way to sell PS2/gamecube/DS games on ebay?
Sunday, January 11th, 2009 at
10:23 pm
the_super_pessimist order antibiotics online asked:
I am planning on selling 63 games (most are probably being sold on ebay) and so I want to know how I should sell them (such as individual, pairs, or larger sets). I also want to know what a good price to sell them at would be. I know that better condition games or more popular games would be worth more but i mainly want to know the average price of the average PS2, gamecube, DS game.
I am planning on selling 63 games (most are probably being sold on ebay) and so I want to know how I should sell them (such as individual, pairs, or larger sets). I also want to know what a good price to sell them at would be. I know that better condition games or more popular games would be worth more but i mainly want to know the average price of the average PS2, gamecube, DS game.
you might want to consider sets since they’re older games.
You could do an advanced search and select the option to view completed auctions using the things you’re looking to sell. That way you can see what othe people are paying for what you want to sell…
put it in bundles of games people love big bundles start the bidding at the minimum you’ll accept and put NO RESERVE on the listing.
wait till nearer to christmas if you can as its the better time to sell.lots of people are looking for bargains or bundles.
i have both a gamecube and d.s ad i bought no end of thigs at xmas time last year
good luck happy selling.
take ur stuff and take a dump on it and say michale jackson did it and you will get millions!
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I would definitely wait until closer to christmas. Then people will fight over the games and make the price go up. Make sure to have some good pictures of the game boxes. People sometimes buy games based on the covers, or they might know what the cover of the game looked like but forgot the name of the game, so pictures are very important. Also, like other people have said, sell them in groups. They usually do a little better than selling them individually. Good luck!